(TC) KING & QUEEN empire: Inside Taylor Swift’s Lavish $40,000 Per Night Sydney Penthouse with Travis Kelce

With her Eras global tour in Australia, Taylor Swift was able to unwind in one of Sydney’s most costly penthouses without breaking any records.

The singer of “Bad Blood” just wrapped off four sold-out performances at Sydney’s Accor Stadium. During her downtime, she resided in a presidential suite that cost A$40,000 (US$26,144).

The penthouse, spanning two floors, provides an exceptional perspective of Sydney Harbour, encompassing the renowned Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House.

On November 2, 2018, Taylor Swift gave a performance at Sydney, Australia’s ANZ Stadium. Her most recent trip to Sydney included lodging in an opulent penthouse.

An Australian media outlet revealed Swift’s alleged TikTok accommodations in the city following the run of her concert.

It also features an office, a second living space that leads onto an outside patio, a massage suite, and private butler service.

The suite, which is on the 88th story of the Crown Towers, has a heated infinity pool, a kitchen, a bar, a pool table, a dining area that seats ten people, and a media room. It also has floor to ceiling windows.

Located on the second level, the enormous master bedroom boasts a marble spa and steam shower. With a luxurious ensuite off the second king-size bedroom, guests may access the fitness centre, which features an infrared sauna.

Swift would need the utmost in opulence to recuperate from her three-and-a-half-hour performances. Her four consecutive nights of performances at Sydney Olympic Park stadium created history.At the time, about 300,000 people viewed the enormous production.

Her Australian tour started in Melbourne, where she played three nights in front of 96,000 fans each night.

Despite the opulent penthouse’s high price, Swift—who became a millionaire in 2023—can afford it because to her earnings from the Eras tour.

With over $2 billion projected to be made from its 151 gigs, the tour is predicted to become the highest-grossing live music tour in history.

With $939 million in revenue over five years and 328 performances, Sir Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour held the previous record.

On her birthday in December, Taylor Swift’s concert film, “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour,” was released. With a first-weekend gross of $92 million, the movie became the highest-grossing domestic concert film ever.